Furniture fraud that hunts the Palace of Versa

In the early 2010, two gold chairs were reported once in the French Antique Market for the cause of the Palace.

The most expensive chairs made for the last queen of France, Marie Antoinette, they were sealed in the 1700’s Nicolas-Quinibert Foliot.

An important finding, the couple were declared the “national treasures of the French government” in 2013.

The palace, which shows such items in a wide museum collection, said the prices were considered very dear.

Instead of the prince of Qatar, Mohammad bin Hamad al thani, 2 million (1.67 million pounds) were sold with eye water.

The chairs have achieved the number of 18th century royal furniture in the Antique market in the last few years.

Other items, Marie Antoinette’s Versaal’s Marie Antoinette cameras included in another chain of a chair; A separate pair of Madame du Barry, King Louis XV was reported to belong to the wife; King Louis XVI’s sister, Prince Elisabeth chair; and a pair of capitator – Or stool – King Louis XV belonged to the daughter of Princess Louise Eelisabeth.

Most of them were purchased by Versaill to demonstrate the museum collection, a chair was sold to a wealthy Guerrand-Hermes family.

However, in 2016, this assortment of the royal chairs will make a scandal in a scandal in a national scandal in the National scandal that shakes the French Antique world.

The reason? The chairs were actually all fake.

The scandal was convicted of a charging chain of France, Georges Bill Pallot and award-winning Cabinet, Bruno Desnues, after a nine-year investigation.

Galerie Kraemer and his director Laurent Kraemer is charged in deception with rude negligence to sell in some chairs – the two of them denied.

After a test in March, the two suspects of all three defendants near Paris near Paris. Mr Pallot and Mr. Desnues appealed to the crimes, Mr Kraemer and the gallery argue with a gross negligence charges.

The best scientist in the 18th century chairs writing the authorized book on the subject called for the expert’s opinion that the historical objects were called to the frequent versatile versions, and historical objects. Even when there is doubt about the authenticity of a substance, it was called a specialist in the French courts.

His advisor, Mr. Desnues, in 1984, in 1984, in front of the best sculptor, the main restoration of furniture was a number of prestigious prizes and sculptors and sculptors.

Speaking in the court in March, Mr. Pallot said that the scheme was “joking” in 2007, “joke”, “jokes” to see that they can repeat in a chair of Madame Du Barry.

Masters of the arts and other experts have been convincing the department since this period.

He was cheered for his success, and they began to do more.

Explaining how they set up chairs, in court, how the wooden frame of Mr. Pallot in court is on the lowest prices, to correct the agent in the seminar and the other.

After that, Mr. Desnues were sent to jewelry and floor before the design and the tree ended. Some large furniture workers in the 18th century or some large furniture employees from the real furniture of the period added stamps.

After the completion of the time, Mr. Pallot sold them to galleries, Didier Harond, as Kraemer and himself worked. Then they would sell London and Paris Drouqu Sotheby to their auctions.

“I was my head and desnues,” said Mr. Pallot said smiling to the court.

“It went like a breeze,” he said. “Everything was fake, but money.”

Prosecutors claim that two people will be more than 3 million euros from fake chairs – Mr. Pallot and Mr. Desnues considered their interest in more than 700,000 euros. Revenues were put in foreign bank accounts, prosecutors.

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Lawyer Corinne Hershkovic’s team, as it exists in Versales in the 18th century, as it exists in Versales in the 18th century, as it exists in verses in the 18th century, which matter were missing in verses, and then determined the collections with the help of Mr. Desnues.

Mr. Desnues, original chairs, performed original chairs, “they allowed the inventory numbers and all visual appearance to period labels.”

“Fake union between these two professional units, which are recognized by their peers, accepting them as a partner and deceived their French organizations, and thus preventing the reputation of their curators, and thus, thereby,” he said.

Prosecutor Pascal Rayer stressed the need for a healthier regulation of the trial art market, but also shed light on standards related to antique vendors.

The court warned a portuguese lifestyle and a lavish lifestyle of a Portuguese man and partner.

Police and Portugal, Portuguese, who worked as an employee in Paris Gallery in France and Portugal, acknowledged as a mediator as a AFP news agency. After the trail, investigators headed Mr. Desnues and Mr. Pallot.

Initially, including Merdilemen, including some of those accused of them, was later accused of them.

However, both Laurent Kraemer and Versoles and Qatar Prince Al-Tani were charged with Laurent Kraemer and Galerie Kraemer, who were sold to collectors as Al-Tani.

Prosecutors claim that the gallery itself gets fake tracks first, Mr Kraemer and Gallery “Collector” was “rudeness” to check the authenticity of the items before selling them at a high price.

In closing arguments, the prosecutor, Mr. Rail, Galerie Kraemer, based on the reputation and contacts, said they could take furniture to Versa or Luvre to compare them.

“They could also hire other specialists, taking into account the opacity of the origin of the stairs.”

Speaking in court, Mr Kraemer and a lawyer representing the gallery, Mr Kraemer insisted that he had never fade away.

In a statement to the BBC, lawyers added Martin Reynaud and Mauricia Courrigé: “Gallery was not an escort of fake people, the furniture did not know that furniture was fake and could not detect it.”

“Château de Versailles and furniture as experts classifying as national treasures, Kraemer Gallery, the victim of donors,” he said.

“We expect the decision to know this.”

BBC, Mr. Pallot’s lawyer contacted for comment. BBC, Mr. Desnues or could not reach his lawyer.